Computer Systems

A critical collection of edited-survey research papers spanning the entire range of Roger Needham's distinguished scientific career, from operating systems to distributed computing and security. Many of the world's leading researchers survey their topics' latest developments and acknowledge the theoretical foundations of Needham's work.

Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Inhalt
Introduction: Roger Needham.- On Access Control, Data Integration, and Their Languages.- Protocol Analysis, Composability and Computation.- Access Control in Distributed Systems.- Implementing Condition Variables with Semaphores.- Clumps, Clusters and Classification.- How to Implement Unnecessary Mutexes.- Bioware Languages.- The Economics of Open Systems.- From Universe to Global Internet.- Needham-Schroeder Goes to Court.- The Design of Reliable Operating Systems.- An Historical Connection between Time-Sharing and Virtual Circuits.- On Cross-Platform Security.- Distributed Computing Economics.- The Titan Influence.- Middleware? Muddleware!.- Grand Challenges for Computing Research.- Sentient Computing.- Cyber Security in Open Systems.- Software Components: Only the Giants Survive.- Security Protocols: Who Knows What Exactly?.- Volume Rendering by Ray-Casting in Shear-Image Order.- A Conceptual Authorization Model for Web Services.- The Trouble with Standards.- Novelty in the Nemesis Operating System.- A Technology Transfer Retrospective.- An Optical LAN.- What's in a Name?.- The Cryptographic Role of the Cleaning Lady.- Real Time in a Real Operating System.- Zen and the Art of Research Management.- The Descent of BAN.- Brief Encounters.- Retrieval System Models: What's New?.- Slammer: An Urgent Wake-Up Call.- Caching Trust Rather Than Content.- Least Privilege and More.- Using Sharing to Simplify System Management.- An RSA-Related Number-Theoretic Surprise.- Application-Private Networks.- Using the CORAL System to Discover Attacks on Security Protocols.- On the Role of Binding and Rate Adaptation in Packet Networks.- Technologies for Portable Computing: Outlook and Limitations.- Multiple Alternative Voting.- The Semiotics of Umbrellas.- Computers for SpecializedApplication Areas.